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One day after his cousin Dan Martin won his first stage at the Giro dâItalia, Nicolas Roche went agonisingly close to achieving the same feat on stage 18. The Team DSM rider was one of the strongest out of the dayâs 23-man breakaway, prominent when the group fragmented under attacks on the lumpy run-in to the finish and attacking several times. However Roche was ultimately forced to settle for a distinguished third place in Stradella, 17 seconds behind the solo winner Alberto Bettiol (EF Education - Nippo). Bettiol has been a strong ally for team leader Hugh Carthy in the Giro a...
Already have an account? Team BikeExchange rider Great Britain's Simon Yates (Front) and overall leader Team Ineos rider Colombia's Egan Bernal ride in the final ascent during the 14th stage of the Giro d'Italia 2021 cycling race, 205km between Citadella and Monte Zoncolan on May 22, 2021. (Photo by Luca Bettini / POOL / AFP) (Photo by LUCA BETTINI/POOL/AFP via Getty Images) The Zoncolan was every bit as brutal as expected at the Giro d’Italia on Saturday. Lorenzo Fortunato rode away from his breakaway rivals to land his first-ever pro win while behind him, Egan Bernal blew Simon Yates off...
Egan Bernal sent a blistering message to arch-rival Remco Evenepoel and everyone else on Wednesday on the hilly gravel roads of Tuscany: if you want this pink jersey, you’re going to take it from me. The Colombian showed his best legs yet in this Giro d’Italia, and finished off superb knife-twisting from teammate Gianni Moscon in a thrilling day of racing. Moscon might not win any popularity contests, but his performance Wednesday confirmed why he remains on Ineos Grenadiers. The Italian drilled the watts at the front of an ever-dwindling GC group on the treacherous gravel roads, droppin...
Already have an account? Attila Valter moved into pink after stage 6 of the Giro d'Italia Photo: Luca Bettini/AFP via Getty Images Nothing is ever simple at the Giro d’Italia, and the first real mountainous stage proved to be almost as much about the weather as the terrain itself. In the GC battle, Ineos Grenadiers looked to stamp its authority on the race with a domineering ride in the conditions. Egan Bernal (Ineos Grenadiers) finished it off by putting some more time into his rivals, leading home a group that contained Remco Evenepoel (Deceuninck-Quick-Step), Dan Martin (Israel Start-Up ...